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Comment by Martin Adlington 23 hours ago

Trashion Show 2010 - Kaikoura Lions Recycled Trash-Fashion Show
25 & 26 June 2010
1. $15 per Entry. One entry per form (Please attach entry fee).
No Refunds.
2. Entries close 5pm Monday 7th June 2010. No late entries will be accepted, Send
entry to The Recycled Trash Fashion Show, PO Box 83, Kaikoura
3. All entries to be made from recycled material as recycled content will be the major part of the judging.
4. Sewing machine can be used in all categories. You may use string, tape, wire, velcro, staples, glue or any other medium to build your garment.
5. All garments to be original and have not been entered in any previous competition.
6. Music will be provided for each category.
7. All judges’ decisions are final.
8. Kids Art made by children 12 years & under as at 25th June 2010.
9. Teens Art to be made by persons 13 – 18 years as at 25th June 2010.
10. Declaration signed by parent/caregiver to say the work was 100% made by the child for categories 1 & 2. Judges will take particular note of the standard and the age of the child.
11. Models, unless stated, can be male or female of any age. No animals.
12. Any garments or photos maybe used for future publicity.
13. Major sponsor may wish to exhibit your entry.
14. Winning entry to be made available for display at The Trash Museum.
15. Right of Entry reserved.
16. Garments to be left in hall after Friday night show and repairs to be done in hall – No Alterations to Designs Allowed.
17. No more than two Models per entry allowed.
18. No more than two Designers per entry allowed in dressing room.
19. All models must have clear vision.
20. Models to model one costume only (special permission maybe given),
21. Young Designer aged 13-18 years. Please tick box to qualify on entry form.
22. Tickets on sale from Friday 4th June 2010.
Send Entry Form & Money to :
The Recycled Trash Fashion Show
PO Box 83
West End
Kaikoura
For further details please ring
Convenors: Rita Calvert (03) 319 6144
thecalverts@xtra.co.nz
Bev Bradbury (03) 319 7141
bradbury@xtra.co.nz

Comment by Amelia Hitchcock on October 24, 2009 at 7:09pm

http://byebabies.blogspot.com/
Finally got a decent icebaby made :D

Comment by dhyana beaumont on October 12, 2009 at 9:29am

STUDIOMATE WANTED FOR WAREHOUSE ART/DESIGN STUDIO (WGTN)
This is an unique opportunity open to artists and designers wanting to create and live in the same space. This is one of the few large open spaces left in Wellington

Suited to creative professionals: artists / designers/ digital media /film or photographers, ..

Studio polished floors and white wall –
ideal place for promoting your work in a gallery type place;
bottom floor by main entrance door easy access

NO BOND - NO POWER BILLS

$110 (includes power!)
Shared Art Studio + personal bedroom
(1 Studiomate required)

contact me by email or phone if you'd like to view the space or have any questions.
I can send you photos
dhyana dot beaumont at gmail dot com
Otherwise my number is (dhyana)
021 02642 021
389 6515

or
Harry: 027 2465 332

In Mt Cook
Close to City

Comment by Rebeka Whale on October 11, 2009 at 4:54pm

While you're at it, send some of your reasons for taking action on Climate change to Alana for her awesome concrete-cleaning/stenciling project. Here's the Intersect Forum and here's her blogpost with awesome photos.

Comment by Rebeka Whale on October 11, 2009 at 4:41pm

Hey Creative Prac's, If you're in Wellington, be sure to join in the collective ice-sculpture on the 350 day of action- on October 24th (In less than two weeks!) Check out GIVE IT UP for instructions. Wooop!

Comment by Mirjam Spronk on October 7, 2009 at 11:56am

Hi creative! I'm a designer working in Dunedin and also as they say, do my own thing which is www.bonvivant.co.nz : NZ themed jewellery and fabric design. I'm interested to meet other creative juicers and to discover what you are up to. I enjoy tweeting especially: @qualitylmiriam

Comment by Paul Be on September 29, 2009 at 9:24am

Heya Creative Practitioners. I am running some workshops At Pataka Gallery in Porirua with my good friend Alouis Woodhouse. The workshops are based around recycling, art, and book making. Find out more here... http://intersect.ning.com/events/altered-books-workshops

Comment by Rebeka Whale on September 11, 2009 at 12:46pm

Creative expression...bringing the 'flava' to worldchanging movements since ages ago...
City Arts and the Sustainability Trust invite you to come and discuss some of the big questions, like:
What role can we as artists play in the challenge and opportunity the world is facing now?
Discuss how artists contribute to this conversation, and what's happening locally, nationally and internationally right now. This is an opportunity to connect with creative practitioners from Toi Pōneke and the wider Wellington arts sector who are actively engaged in this work:
Meet with creative practitioners from Intersect THAT'S YOU! www.intersect.ning.com (young professionals, leading the change).
Discuss possible future collaborations across the arts, environmental and wider sectors.
Share what you are currently doing and any ideas you would like to explore.
Hear about 350 Aotearoa and 350 International, and gather ideas for getting creatively involved.
Seeya there!
1.30 - 3pm, Tuesday 15 September 2009
Upper Chamber - Toi Pōneke Arts Centre, 61-69 Abel Smith Street, Wellington
Koha entry
If you are keen to attend please RSVP to arts@wcc.govt.nz
(This event is on the intersect events page too).

Comment by Sophie Jerram on August 24, 2009 at 10:34am

Hey you could be interested in this:

The Adam Art Gallery and Now Future invite you to:
Ice Melt
Sunday 30 August 2009
7.30-8.30pm (07:30-08:30 GMT)

"What's the alternative to optimism? Unless we act as if we can sort this out you might as well just get a hat and some sun tan lotion and write a letter of apology to your grandchildren." Nicholas Stern

A series of performances at the Adam Art Gallery featuring Murray Hewitt (Wellington), Sarah Jane Parton (Rarotonga) and Sam Hamilton (Auckland)
Web cast live from www.adamartgallery.org.nz/thefuture
Curated by Sophie Jerram and Dugal McKinnon
Doors open from 7pm
Free entry

ˆwith support from the Hikurangi Foundationˆ

Ice Melt occurs on the closing night of exhibition project The Future is Unwritten, curated by Laura Preston.

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Adam Art Gallery
Victoria University of Wellington
Gate 3, Kelburn Parade
PO Box 600
Wellington 6140
New Zealand
ph +64 4 4635229
fax +64 4 4635024
http://www.victoria.ac.nz/adamartgallery

Comment by Jo Campbell on August 23, 2009 at 6:30pm

Are there others out there who are interested in doing so art/craft stuff for 350 action day in Wellington? I am planning something and thought it might be cool to make more of a statement by linking up with other artists. There's probably something along these lines already planned. Hope so.

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